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End of January/early February storm potential part 2


Hoosier

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96hrs: Elongated SLP/inverted trough type feature from C. Texas up into E. Oklahoma.

Looks a bit north compared to 0z.

Mod-heavy 6hr precip across the C. Plains.

102hrs: Elongated 1008mb SLP centered in W. Arkansas.

Nice hit for KS/NE/IA.

A bit faster than the 0z run.

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lulz you go from talking about 12" with high confidence to game over faster than i do.

Just about every post here the next 12 hours will be how Iowa, N,. IL, Michigan gets hit and everything else will be discredited. So it doesn't matter,

the reason being the euro is usually right when it starts trending NW each run.

It is a horrible and ugly truth :)

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Just about every post here the next 12 hours will be how Iowa, N,. IL, Michigan gets hit and everything else will be discredited. So it doesn't matter,

the reason being the euro is usually right when it starts trending NW each run.

All i'll say is, chill because you are as much if not more in the game than anyone else.

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If it would just take a SE arkansas to NE Indy track, then all would be well, except for Ohio.

I can handle beign south, but not if the SLP travels hundreds of miles south of me and the ULs are displaced way north.

verbatim the GFS and GEM are hinting at a once a decade storm here, or even longer, so I am a big edgy over it...my bad.

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